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I believe the horrible mess we are today as a nation, with the ungoldy views held by many, with the lack of morals can be traced back to the secular humanist brainwashing children through the public education school system....A good question would be how would you change a whole nation from having a judeo - christian world view to adopt a godless secular world view? First the secular humanist would start by removing your Christian kids from your Christian home at age 5 and shoving them into an intensely anti-Christian environment. For at least six hours a day, your kids will be taught that the values they learned at home and church don't apply at school. They'll have to "leave it at the door" if they've been taught absolute moral standards. Don't you feel better knowing your 5-year old is learning about safe sex and how homo - sexual activity is perfectly normal and acceptable, and those who believe otherwise - like you - are homophobic bigots who must have their 1st Amendment rights annulled for the good of the nation?
The government says it's okay for its schools to tell your child he or she is wrong to mention the name of Jesus or Moses but not Mohammed or Buddha. Your child should feel ashamed for believing in Jesus. That guilt will eventually beguile your child into agreeing with the majority, denying your value system and conforming to State-supported Humanist's doctrines like socialism, moral relativism and Darwinism. As children grow older, their lack of fixed moral standards results in confrontations, usually with other students but quite often with The System that manufactured them. But that's okay. They've been brainwashed to believe they evolved from animals, so it's only natural that they act like beasts...And people wonder why kids kill other kids, and they wonder what has happened to our once Christian nation?...The polls suggest that this generation will be the last generation in America with a Chrstian world view...The polls suggested that only around 4% of people in the future here in America will have a Christian world view...How scary is that?...Look at Europe thats how America will look in the future if something isn't done about it.
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What's wrong with Europe, less crime, better education, health care... I think America could take a few lessons. Also, secular does not men anti-christian.
No, children are taken out of the homes of people who are unfit to take proper care of them. Some christians will fall into this category, because they follow the bible a little too closely. Sorry if that fact upsets you, but the public doesn't need more sociopaths.
The polls suggested that only around 4% of people in the future here in America will have a Christian world view...
Well, things are indeed looking up!
The government says it's okay for its schools to tell your child he or she is wrong to mention the name of Jesus or Moses but not Mohammed or Buddha ... That guilt will eventually beguile your child into agreeing with the majority
The majority are Christians. It's the nut-jobs on Rapture Ready who are in the minority. The government (including public schools) isn't allowed to support any religion, Islam or Buddhism included.
Hi Glory in print, who I have no qualms in calling a lying propagandist of low moral character and practically bereft of an ethical viewpoint that would be of use to a human being. In fact, you come across as bit of a simpleton scumbag. You remind me of the mad Islamics.
Judging by your writing, I wouldn't let you go anywhere within a hundred miles of any child. You infinitely selfish clod that you are, you'd rather see the educational standard of your own country plummet just to justify your religious fundamentalism.
It is to be hoped that somewhere in America there are people who are ethically and morally competent.
Uh, lady, no one was changed to a secular world view. We were founded as a secular nation. [See: Constitution, U. S.]
If that pains you, consider: The secular nations of Western Europe, little influenced by the "truths" of Christianity, have far lower crime rates, STDs, teenage pregnancies and poverty than the U. S., with its God-fearing population.
"I believe the horrible mess we are today as a nation, with the ungoldy views held by many (...)"
Hmm. Methinks this RR-tard showed a bit of unintentional honesty with that Freudian slip.
"(...) and they wonder what has happened to our once Christian nation?"
The United States of America never was a Christian nation.image
"The polls suggest that this generation will be the last generation in America with a Chrstian world view."
You say that like it's a bad thing. *grins*
"Look at Europe thats how America will look in the future if something isn't done about it."
Aside from the deliberate lack of any equivalent of Second Amendment rights (which I hold dear, despite not currently owning any guns), and all the contempt I've heard heaped upon fans and players of American football (which I enjoy watching sometimes), I'd say the nations of western Europe are pretty nice places to be nowadays.
For at least six hours a day, your kids will be taught that the values they learned at home and church don't apply at school.
If you don't like what goes on in public schools you have three options.
1. Send your child to a Christian school. Don't give me that horses*** about not being able to afford it. When I grew up my family didn't have a pot to p*** in; and yet they scraped and saved and sacrificed to put me through (expensive as hell) private Christian schools.
2. Home school your child.
3. Attempt to enact legislation that would change the culture and/or practices of public schools.
The government says it's okay for its schools to tell your child he or she is wrong to mention the name of Jesus or Moses but not Mohammed or Buddha.
Well done - you actually made it through an entire paragraph of merely distorting the truth before you resorted to outright lies.
Danish school murderings = none that I can think of.
> The polls suggested that only around 4% of people in the future here in America will have a Christian world view
I wonder what sort of questions would have to be asked in a poll that could produce that result? "Do you plan to give up your religious beliefs?" "Do you intend to stop your children and your grandchildren from learning about Christianity?" It's difficult to imagine many Americans answering yes to both of those, so I doubt that any such polls exist.
> Look at Europe thats how America will look in the future if something isn't done about it
If you mean universal health care and a general lack of desire to bomb a different country every few years, yep, that describes much of Europe. You would find state schools aligned to particular religions, though, which might be more to your liking. However I know you won't want to move here to take advantage of those because you'd have to leave most of your guns behind.
"Look at Europe thats how America will look in the future if something isn't done about it."
Yes just look at Europe, we are murdering, raping and sodomizing each other left and right!!
Oh wait, actually thats *your fantasy*.
"Look at Europe thats how America will look in the future if something isn't done about it."
Well, I'm okay with the three-hour lunches, but when it comes to those damned clove-scented cigarettes, that's where I draw the line!
Funny, my public school experience was nothing like what this douche described... oh, wait, that's right, it's because I actually had parents that took the responsibility for my moral upbringing and didn't expect the state or TV to do it for them.
Man, for a pack of supposed conservatives that push personal responsibility they sure don't practice what they preach over at RR. But then hypocrisy from the self-declared moral majority really doesn't surprise me.
You do know that most public school teachers are Christian, right? Because I can't see them carrying out this sick fantasy of yours any time soon.
And to echo many of those here, what's wrong with Europe? I like their standard of living and their stance on human rights.
"The polls suggest that this generation will be the last generation in America with a Chrstian world view"
"The polls suggested that only around 4% of people in the future here in America will have a Christian world view"
CITATION DESPERATELY NEEDED
I detect the hint of CTSTDT in this post.
The government says it's okay for its schools to tell your child he or she is wrong to mention the name of Jesus or Moses but not Mohammed or Buddha
This is where the contradictions start. Why, or how, would it be allowed for a Muslim to 'profess their religion openly', and not be able to mention Jesus or Moses? Muslims believe in those two just as much as the christians do. So you are contradicting yourself. I don't recall any law that doesn't allow a student to pray or read scriptures as long as it doesn't interfere with the regular course of studies. I was part of a bible study group in high school ten years ago. This was after all these arguments from conservative christians started. So no, fundy paranoia is not based in fact or reality. Get your head checked.
Because that's the most unchristian thing of all, having programs to help those who need it.
The US should be more like the early church instead:
And the many believers were of one heart and one soul; nor did any of them say that anything he may have owned was his own; but all their things were common. - Acts 4.32
Also I assume he means we'll be like Europe in that we'll be more open and understanding about different lifestyles, beliefs and sexualities. And that would be a true horror no?
I wish we could ban you from brainwashing your kids with this Jesus crap. Quite frankly I don't care what you believe, but what you do to your kids is child abuse, plain and simple...either do "this" or you will spend eternity in a place of flames being chased by scary monsters. Did yo uever notice that the concepts of hell are perfect designed to scare naive children.
Fuckers.
Confused?
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